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Prescribed Tymlos after Evenity
Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Feb 25 2:33pm | Replies (99)Comment receiving replies
@laujodrik My understanding is that your doctor won't prescribe Evenity. Is that correct? Your tests indicate that you do not have osteonecrosis of the jaw, but you and your doctor and dentist have concerns about your jaw issues and want you off Prolia, right? Your doctor wants to prescribe Tymlos but you don't want that for a variety of reasons. You feel like you must make a decision, but your appointment with your doctor is February 25th and your dentist is not available for consultation due to a death in the family. You said that you haven't done as much research as you should. Do you see any solutions for any of the above and are there any actions you can take to help yourself make a decision and move forward ?
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That pretty much sums it up. My MRI shows a cyst on my lower sinus and I’m hoping that may be the reason for my jaw pain. I have an apportionment with an ENT Dr today. It’s a water cyst and everything I’ve read you can leave them alone unless they’re creating a problem. The Prolia was not giving me the results the Dr wanted. My forearms are still osteoporosis. She wanted me to go on Evenity until I started having issues with my implants in my mouth and having jaw pain, which no one seems to know why. My dentist is convinced I have osteonecrosis and the tests say no. . I will take Tymlos given no choice. The other alternative I can’t live with. I was just diagnosed with a mild leak in my heart and I believe it’s giving me a higher heart rate than I always had in the past. . With Tymlos raising your heart rate I wonder if it can create a problem. I could be suffering from anxiety as well, which can increase my heart rate. I’m sort of stuck between a rock and a hard place.